Practice Areas

We have organized the practice areas of our firm around providing a complete suite of intellectual property law services to meet the specific business needs of our clients.

The following practice areas, while useful short-hand for categorizing the varieties of legal counseling and advocacy we can perform for you, in truth and in reality often overlap. Rest assured that we will deliver the precisely tailored set of skills and expertise that matches your business and legal needs.

ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Seasoned litigators understand that the courtroom is not always the most effective venue for resolving a dispute.

Anti-Counterfeiting

With a vibrant trademark and anti-counterfeiting practice, we understand that your business’s reputation, brand identity, and good name in the marketplace constitute a crucial competitive distinction in the eyes of your customers.

Copyright

Today's copyright law issues have expanded well beyond its classical roots in literary works, spanning from electronic books to blogs and social media sites to the reproduction and re-use of online materials to the misappropriation of data.

False Advertising

Competitors aggressively vie for the attention and business of customers. We have all encountered salesmanship and even boastful exaggeration. But sometimes the line is crossed into the realm of “false advertising.”

International Protection

Intellectual Property Litigation

As a firm that focuses exclusively on all facets of intellectual property law, Amster Rothstein & Ebenstein LLP has more specialized intellectual property law attorneys than general practice firms many times our size.

Patent

PTAB And Post Issuance Practice

Whether you are a patent holder or an accused infringer, it is important to your business that over the past decade the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) post-issuance practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has grown significantly.

Trade Secret

Trademark

Trademarks are nothing less than your identity and brand in the marketplace. For many firms this can be an asset of almost incalculable value. Trademarks and Service marks are indispensable to establishing and maintaining the reputation of your firm, your products, and services, and your brand, and to providing the competitive distinction that puts your business over the top.

Unfair Competition

What all of the many forms that unfair competition can take have in common is deception. Unfair competition can occur when a competitor infringes your trademark, “passes off” their product as if it were yours in a manner likely to confuse consumers as to the product’s true origin, or otherwise misappropriates your intangible assets.